A monthly Remuneration of Rs.40,000 to Rs.50,000 (all inclusive) based on qualification and experience, shall be payable to a YP.

Age Limit

Not more than 30 years of age as on 1.1.2019

How toApply For CAG vacancy :

Young Professional fulfilling the eligibility conditions and after going through the details of scope of work and terms and conditions and other details may apply in the prescribed format, which is uploaded on the CAG website www.cag.gov.in and forward it to trgwing@cag.gov.in by email to reach this office on or before 15th March 2019. Candidates should NOT send any application by POST/COURIER/Any other physical mode.

General Instructions

i) The Young Professional (YP) shall be subject to the Laws of Secrecy of the country and will sign a Declaration of Secrecy and Non-Disclosure Agreement before reporting. ii) The engagement will not constitute a regular job or appointment of any nature in the office of CAG of India or the Indian Audit & Accounts Department. Nor is it in the nature of a relationship of employer and employee between the CAG of India and the YP. iii) The YP shall neither seek nor accept instructions from any authority outside Office of the CAG of India in connection with the performance of his/her obligations under the engagement. The YP shall comply with all laws, ordinances, rules and regulations bearing upon the performance of his/her obligations under the engagement. During the term of engagement the YP shall comply with the Standards of Conduct. Failure to comply with the same will become a ground for termination of the YP without notice.

Jobs Category

Staffing

Job Postedon

14/05/2019

Job Type

OTHER

Job Deatils:

Official Website Document

Selection Process:

Terms of reference:

i) Heads of Functional Wings at CAG office / Head of the Field office will provide the Terms of Reference, describing the work to be performed by the YPs. ii) The terms of reference shall include the functions to be performed and outputs to be delivered. The functions and outputs shall be specific, measurable, attainable, results-based and time-bound.

Other Terms and Conditions

i) The Young Professional (YP) shall be subject to the Laws of Secrecy of the country and will sign a Declaration of Secrecy and Non-Disclosure Agreement before reporting. ii) The engagement will not constitute a regular job or appointment of any nature in the office of CAG of India or the Indian Audit & Accounts Department. Nor is it in the nature of a relationship of employer and employee between the CAG of India and the YP. iii) The YP shall neither seek nor accept instructions from any authority outside Office of the CAG of India in connection with the performance of his/her obligations under the engagement. The YP shall comply with all laws, ordinances, rules and regulations bearing upon the performance of his/her obligations under the engagement. During the term of engagement the YP shall comply with the Standards of Conduct. Failure to comply with the same will become a ground for termination of the YP without notice.

Travel, Service Incurred Death, Injury or Illness, Allowances:

i) No TA/DA will be paid to the YP for attending the interview. ii) No other facilities such as DA, accommodation, residential phone/conveyance/transport, foreign travel, personal staff, medical reimbursement, CGHS etc. would be admissible, iii) In the event of death, injury or illness of the YP during the term of his/her engagement the YP or the YP’s dependents, legal heirs, claimant etc., shall not be entitled to any compensation.

Attendance & Working days:

The working hours of the professionals shall be same as regular timing of this office. No extra remuneration shall be allowed for working beyond office hours or on Saturdays/Sundays/Gazetted Holidays.

Mr. Rajiv Mehrishi assumed office as the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on 25 September 2017. As a constitutional functionary, he is primarily entrusted with the responsibility to audit the accounts and related activities of the three tiers of Government – Federal, Provincial and Local; the State owned public sector commercial enterprises; and autonomous bodies financed by the Federal and Provincial Governments. His reports are laid before the Parliament and Legislatures of the Provinces.

Mr. Mehrishi is Member of the United Nations Board of Auditors and is the Vice-Chair of United Nations Panel of External Auditors. He plays an important role in the affairs of International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions as the Chair of the Knowledge Sharing and Knowledge Services Committee, Chair of the Working Group on Information Technology Audit, Chair of the Compliance Audit Subcommittee and as a member of its Governing Board. His other international responsibilities include being a member of the Governing Board of Asian Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions and as Chair of the Board of Editors of its journal.